The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-06-19

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Manager williams Of the Cleveland Club has nled
charges gains, the Metropoltans He says the clubs
scheduled to play two games at States Island last
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but for paying the s5 they don't Intend to It. Presi.
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things arm for the Cleveland management account
OF little trouble they had over there.
There have been some changes In the Cleveland team
during the past week Sweeney called to Philadel
pha on Tuesday and viii be traded or released Allen
Pechney with lame back, Hugh Daily, the one
armed pitcher signed In Baltimore on Monday. He
looked well and thought he was In great form He had
q good trial and was released. This his second
Cleveland He pitched there In 1888 and great
bali too his drop command OF the ball and watchingof
the bases being good. Bushong caught him lie broke
down in August and refused to sign Cleveland
In 1894. because the club wouldn't pay him S25UO.
Along with Dunlap and shnffer he was blackiisted by
the provisions the bay luton but rcnstated
in 1855 payment OF 800 fine IL he had had any Of
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